Cartier Drug Co. v. Maryland Casualty Co.

The plaintiff owns and operates a drug store at 2156 south “K” street, in the city of Tacoma. December 17, 1930, the defendant wrote an insurance policy by which it agreed to indemnify plaintiff for loss “by robbery or attempt thereat” committed within or without the above described premises. By the terms of the policy, defendant’s liability was limited to five hundred dollars for robbery committed within, the premises, and to one thousand dollars for robbery committed without. At all times with which we are concerned, this policy was in full force, and effect.

Ross T. Cartier was president of…